i THE NATIONAL YOUTH AND SPORTS POLICY DOCUMENT ...

POLICIES1. Training professional and qualified technical staff.Targets• To increase the quality of the current coach training system by reorganizing it.• To give a coaching certificate to only professional athletes and graduates ofcoaching training departments of universities.• To train coaches in the field of sports organizations, sports complexes, childdevelopment, skill learning, sports sociology, sports psychology, training planning, exerciseregime, assessment and evaluation in sports, body systems, movement analysis, trainingtheories, athlete’s nutrition, anatomy and sports physiology as a whole.• To implement a separate educational programme for national team trainers.• To impose obligations about the inclusion of conditioner, training scientist,competition analyst, sports psychologist and sports sociologist in the technical team inaddition to trainers both in the national team and sports clubs.• To provide the employment of national athletes who get into physical trainingdepartments of universities and several departments of sports academies from National Teamquota as trainers after they have graduated.• To make proficiency exams at regular intervals to help trainers to pursuecurrent developments and to improve themselves. To decrease the level trainers who receiveunsatisfactory grades.• To give importance to quality more than quantity in coaching training.• To provide the participation of national athletes in the internationalcompetitions with their clubs’ trainers.StakeholdersThe Ministry of Youth and Sports, the Ministry of National Education, The Council ofHigher Education, Universities, Sports Federations, Media Institutions and Non-Governmental Organizations.2. Conducting a general sports talent scouting and preparing a sports potentialmap across the country.Targets• To establish a standard talent scouting model that will be implementedcountrywide.62